sexuality

Flannery Dean looks at a recent piece by the former editor-in-chief of Playgirl arguing that women -- like men -- can respond very strongly to sexual images.

A new study shows it isn't size, but this male feature, that really matters to women.

Next time you curse that cloud of fruit flies hovering over your overripe bananas, pause to consider this fact: those loathsome domestic pests that you’d like to see floating belly-up in a wine bottle possess hearts and feelings too apparently.

A woman walks into a bar wearing jeans and a T-shirt (Hi, me!). Another woman follows behind said frump, wearing a micro-mini, platform heels, and a tight tank top (apologies for the uninspired get-up of gal number two, I’m clearly out of my depth as a sexy-bar-girl stylist).

Congressman Anthony Weiner isn’t the first politician to send inappropriate jpegs to a woman (mercifully he kept his briefs on). But currently he’s one of the more famous examples of the lapse in judgment (not to mention online etiquette). And while he’s tearfully admitted his indiscretion, he’s failed to answer the question most people are wondering: Why?